hezbollah.s said that it will make things safer some 60,000 residents of northern israel who have been evacuated from their homes from the most a year now because of the most a year now because of the fighting that has taken place since the start of the war in gaza and the daily exchanges of fire between israel and hezbollah. exchanges of fire between israeland hezbollah. in exchanges of fire between israel and hezbollah. in order to make it safe for those people, it says it has to push people, it says it has to push people away from the border and investigate any tunnels that may be in that area because it feels like it could be an october the 7th style attack. it is for hezbollah to be face to the north of the river, about 30 kilometres away from the border. israel wants to have that buffer zone in place. we will talk a little bit more about what is happening in lebanon injust a about what is happening in lebanon in just a second, about what is happening in lebanon injust a second, but how is

israel doesn't only have hezbollah to contend with. we come on, air missiles from iran _ have been fired towards israel. 0n the 1st of october, the region held its breath. tonight's escalation comes in| response to israel's overnight invasion of southern lebanon. aalmost 200 ballistic missiles were launched by iran. the israeli defense forces said most were intercepted by israel's extensive defensive capabilities. but the idf said some struck central and southern israel, with one fatality. there was a lot of booms. one of them, it was terrible. when we came out, i saw all the destruction. what's happening. we're happy we're still alive. the attack was widely condemned by the west, who called for restraint and de—escalation. but both israel and iran show no sign of backing down. the middle east is still reeling from the hamas attacks on october 7 last year. the horror of the last 12 months has been compounded in recent days. by heightened tensions and escalations, which have spread across the region with devastating consequences. the re

what have we heard from hezbollah?— what have we heard from hezbollah? , ., , ~ hezbollah?ey are striking back by attacking some - hezbollah? they are striking i back by attacking some israeli cities, we heard missiles were launched into several towns. sirens were heard in cities, also sirens and maybe explosions also in tel aviv, so what hezbollah is doing is continuing launching missiles into israel, proving that however israel managed to enter to do this land limited incursion into lebanon, they still filed back into israeli cities which is giving the israeli is an indication they need to do more. in israeli is an indication they need to do more.- israeli is an indication they need to do more. in terms of doinu need to do more. in terms of doing more. _ need to do more. in terms of doing more, the _ need to do more. in terms of doing more, the pressure - doing more, the pressure continues to come from israel's strongest ally, the united states, there was a meeting with the defence ministers, the gallant and austin powell, what do we know about what was discussed? it do w

israel and lebanon, hezbollah? yes, definitely anthony _ israeland lebanon, hezbollah?boykins visit is not only for israel as for saudi arabia and different countries in the region. —— antony blinken. the cease—fire and lebanon and israel and between hezbollah, the white house envoy who wasn't lebanon yesterday so far it seems that the proposal provided the lebanese government is no longerjust to expire. it seems that now we're moving beyond 1701 international resolution for a cease—fire for the interning more into more border security. which is the difference that in 2006 the 1701 was issued it was implemented only as a cease—fire resolution. it only stop the war but did not stop hezbollah from rebuilding itself and developing for that what they are developing today is a cease—fire that would turn into border security. is a cease—fire that would turn into bordersecurity. it's is a cease—fire that would turn into border security. it's a resolution that would definitely stop hezbollah from going back to the borders of israel and push the lebanese government to allow for

that someone has to agree that hezbollah has to agree that hezbollah has to agree that hezbollah hasare going to pull out in the that stage, then israel would need to stop as well and so i think what they are doing is getting rid of this infrastructure before that point before that ceasefire is broken. figs that point before that ceasefire is broken. as you've been speaking, _ ceasefire is broken. as you've been speaking, we're - ceasefire is broken. as you've been speaking, we're looking| ceasefire is broken. as you've l been speaking, we're looking at some live pictures of beirut, we will be seeing the explosion in the back of the screen there to left—hand side and we don't know what that is showing us just yet but we know that we have heard from a corresponding anna foster that there were strikes as well in southern lebanon and just hearing that is a picture from earlier so that could be what we have been witnessing byjust a follow—up on something you said that lebanon, when the israeli forces were charging into south lebanon into thousand and six and since then, what happened, wha

— hezbollah without this ha enin-? ~ . ., hezbollah without this haueninu? ~ . ., ., happening?nment — happening? we admit that our government did _ happening? we admit that our government did not _ happening? we admit that our government did not do - happening? we admit that our. government did not do enough, absolutely. but right now we cannot accept a foreign country invading our country. we will stand together to defend our country. yes, we have made mistakes, absolutely, and there are a lot of people at fault. it's not the time to do this, it's not the time to go back. it's the time to stop the concern you talk about the huge concern about the security of your country. i want to just put this to you because some people watching might ask this. israel has said that if the state of lebanon and the world can't push hezbollah away from our border then we have no choice but to do it ourselves. has lebanon and the world have done enough to counter the threat of hezbollah without this happening?— hezbollah without this ha enin-? ~ . ., hezbollah without this haueninu? ~ . ., ., ha

they have main goals with hezbollah. they have not attack hezbollah.about lebanon, but we talk about an organisation using a smack and doing in lebanon whatever they like. hezbollah is part of the lebanese government. israel attack hezbollah activists directly and you can see the fact that israel attacked an area or buildings, some buildings in the area of beirut that is very close to the airport. at the airport is still working. because the israel attack attack directly only based on direct information about hezbollah leaders in beirut. since israel also tried to clean lebanon of thousands of missiles there for a long time for a period of time and at the same time, in north—east lebanon. this is the battle. i just want to pick up on that point but you say the airport, those strikes in the vicinity of the airport, obviously people are trying to leave lebanon. it makes it more difficult. people are also trying to leave lebanon via the border crossing with syria and yet israel has attack that border crossing with syria. the un are saying tojapan border c

hezbollah!calations which have spread across the region with devastating consequences. the region has neverfelt more dangerous or uncertain. peace and resolution seem to have been abandoned. all sides are promising more attacks. further escalation. here in lebanon, the horrors of this conflict are reminiscent of the countless bloody and violent chapters in the country's history. people here have always felt they are living on the brink. today, more than ever, uncertainty looms large as they wait for what's next, something no—one seems able to predict. as you heard there, tensions in the region are at an all—time high. in the last few minutes, the afp news agency has reported comments from the israeli defence minister warning iran that it may �*end up like gaza and beirut�*. that it may �*end up we that it may �*end up will bring you more on that developing we will bring you more on that developing story as we get it. with exactly a month to go until the us presidential election, donald trump has

., ., the next moves from hezbollah now? ~' the next moves from hezbollah now?ezbollah is waitinu now? it looks like hezbollah is waiting for _ now? it looks like hezbollah is waiting for the _ now? it looks like hezbollah is waiting for the israeli - now? it looks like hezbollah is waiting for the israeli forces i waiting for the israeli forces to do a serious incursion, because what we understand, the israeli forces trying to get into southern lebanon. there is history regarding the israel forces and hezbollah fighters managed to kidnap two soldiers in 2006 and kill them and they didn�*t get, the israelis did not get their bodies unless they did a political agreement. they are really careful in their incursion and 18 years after what happened in 2006, it is expected that hezbollah might have lots of military presence or military traps or military formations in these villages, which is why the israeli forces are keen to understand what is the situation first before doing any incursion. hezbollah at the moment is responding typically by shelling missiles on nort

buildings used by hezbollah lie broken.rby, the town of bintjbeil, where israel's army said today it had killed hezbollah fighters. hezbollah has said it targeted soldiers just over that hill. we're now very close to the lebanese border. locals here tell us the first hezbollah village is about a mile or so away from here. for the past year, people here have looked across this border and watched hezbollah fire rockets towards them. now, for the first time in almost two decades, they're looking across that border and watching israeli forces battle hezbollah fighters on lebanese soil. you can see into lebanon from the terrace of dean sweetland's house. when residents evacuated this area a year ago, this former british soldier stayed. eight years after moving here from london, his son is serving in the israeli army and this is home now. it's been very noisy. the house is shaking three, four times a day. running into the shelter, taking the dogs, the dogs are going crazy. you never know if it's anti—tank. you only hear the whoos

obviously hezbollah has remained defiant.heard from the group's number two who said that hezbollah fighters were ready to confront any israeli invasion. this is a part of the country that is a hezbollah stronghold. obviously after two weeks of widespread israeli air strikes, high—profile assassinations, hezbollah has been weakened, its leadership has been almost completely decimated, but the group remains a very powerful force. it is believed to have thousands of rockets, including missiles that can strike deep inside israel, also thousands of experienced fighters. so there is here the question about how hezbollah is going to respond, whether it has the ability to organise a coordinated and significant response. in lebanon obviously this is more than eight military, it is a political and social movement was significant support, often described as a state within a state here in lebanon. foralmost state within a state here in lebanon. for almost a year people have been saying that there were concerns that hezbollah with those a

the lebanese as a state has been kidnapped by hezbollah, and behind hezbollah is a run.estically as a way of being used by iran to intervene in syria, in iraq, in yemen. there is a real— syria, in iraq, in yemen. there is a real vacuum _ syria, in iraq, in yemen. there is a real vacuum in _ syria, in iraq, in yemen. there is a real vacuum in lebanese . is a real vacuum in lebanese politics at the moment, but as you say, nobody stepped forward and clearly articulated the difference between the lebanese state and hezbollah. i didn�*t they do that because what they let the people of lebanon down. exactly. what has been going on since october 2023, things were getting worse and worse and again, you see, many chances were really made available in order to disassociate the lebanese situation from gaza. it is very important nationally and from an arab point of view, but particularly now that lebanon cannot afford in principle to get involved in such a matter. when the gaza situation has become only 2.2 palestinians homeless and all over the gaza is destroyed. to continue to lin

.— navigate and it will favour hezbollah. . ., ,, ., hezbollah.arlier- _ hezbollah. randa slim spoke to me earlier. this _ hezbollah. randa slim spoke to me earlier. this is _ hezbollah. randa slim spoke to me earlier. this is in _ hezbollah. randa slim spoke to me earlier. this is in the - me earlier. this is in the kibbutz of re'im where exactly one year ago, we saw the attacks, the october seven attacks, the october seven attacks begin. this was the site of the nova music festival where 364 people were killed in this attack. dozens were taken hostage. they are holding a commemorative memorial, including playing the music that was the last song played before the attack by hamas last october. family members have gathered, victims families coming together. we are expecting as well to hear that last song that was played, a siren followed by one minute's silence. we expecting a mass prayer to occur and we understand the israeli flag will be lowered, along with a flag made of a collage of the victims. we also have been seeing similarly while this mem

i hezbollah terrorists and weapons— hezbollah terrorists and wea ons. ~ ,., , weapons.ink the bombing from both sides _ weapons. i think the bombing from both sides has _ weapons. i think the bombing from both sides has been - weapons. i think the bombing i from both sides has been going on for one year. as much as we care for all people on the globe, we also care for their lebanese southern people who have lead from their homes and have lead from their homes and have been killed. they have been displaced within their own country, and we don't want to forget that we have 2 million refugees from the syrian border who came and we did not get any back—up from the international community to send them back home. lebanon cannot continue like this. we are on the verge of a huge humanitarian crisis. we have a lot of people who have chosen the science of the streets and the gardens of beirut as their refuge because they didn't find a place to live. this is not human. they should not continue, and i think diplomatic efforts, discussions and negotiations should lead to a truce whe

hezbollah!s which have spread across the region with devastating consequences. the region has neverfelt more dangerous or uncertain. peace and resolution seem to have been abandoned. all sides are promising more attacks. further escalation. here in lebanon, the horrors of this conflict are reminiscent of the countless bloody and violent chapters in the country's history. people here have always felt they are living on the brink. today, more than ever, uncertainty looms large as they wait for what's next, something no one seems able to predict. a state of emergency has been declared in bosnia—herzegovina after flash floods and landslides have left at least 16 people dead. towns and villages became submerged after an overnight storm caused rivers to burst their banks. search and rescue work continues across the region as our balkans correspondent guy de launey reports. for the older residents of donja jablanica, it's too much to bear. this is what's left of their village after floods and landslide

but for now israel is going against hezbollah and hamas. . ,, hezbollah and hamas.. thank you, jotam confino. we _ hezbollah and hamas. thank you, jotam confino. we will _ hezbollah and hamas. thank you, jotam confino. we will listen - jotam confino. we will listen to just part of that televised commemoration from the government that has been pre—recorded and recorded of course to mark this one—year anniversary. translation: that they are still bleeding, suffering in their terrible captivity. the idf, gss, all the forces, the police and all those from the police and all those from the rescue first responders who immediately ran out and were such dedication and devotion, the west gallery and all over and in the battles continuing in the north and everywhere. —— west galilee. my beloved son... killed while fighting in gaza. the pictures and the voices and the unbearable sounds reached every single house in israel and out of that my beautiful beloved daughter was taken beloved daughter was ta ken hostage beloved daughter was taken hostage on her way home from the nova

the time had come to change the rules of the game with hezbollah. and since september 17, pagers exploded, israel decided to radically change the reality. between the lebanese border with israel in the south and the river in the north, so that there would be no military presence of hezbollah. it was the main threat to israel's security. without this , the government will not convince the residents of the north of the country that they must return to their destroyed homes and start rebuilding everything. defend themselves, that is, the population's sympathy for their attack, but their advantage is that they are on the side. the death of the leader does not mean the destruction of the organization, its resources are great. the new secretary general of hezbollah is the maternal cousin of the previous leader, hashim safieddine. he is 60 years old. nasrallah, he resembles him in appearance, figure and even manner of speech. sofieddine was born and raised in southern lebanon, but received an education, like his brother, in iraq, where he studied theology

resistant movement during visit to hezbollah office in tehran on sunday.ch lasted more than the past three decades, saying that nasa law enhanced hisb position to its apex. he knows. that national law at the helm of hezball law made great achievement in fighting isole terrorism and the battle against the zianist enemy in 2006. general gaani also declared that iran will stand by hisbollah in the continuation of national law's path and school until the conquest of palestine and the liberation of the holy quds. anadolo agency. iran says its response to israeli crimes will come at right time. the iranian response to the crimes of the israeli regime will come. at the right time and according to iran's choice and will be determined at the highest levels, mohammad jawad zarif said in statements during memorial held for hizbollah secretary general hasan nasrollah. separately, iranian parliament speaker mohammad baqir ghalibav conveyed a message of support for lebanon during a phone call with his lebanese counterpart nabih berry. according to the tassim news agency

israel nasrallah , the leader of hezbollah, using eight american jets. both of their hands are stained with the blood of the palestinian and lebanese people. netanyahu's office released a video of him ordering an attack on beirut by phone from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit. the world is actually easy to understand when you realize that america, britain, eu are always around town. yes, they are made in the usa and are well used by israel. america stands by you, we will continue to support israel, this friendship it continues, but now, according to this user, many believe that america is behind all the crimes of israel . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family, and hasten their fate. hello, dear viewers , good day. welcome to the 12 o'clock news section. during his trip to tabas, the representative of the leader of the islamic revolution met with the family of the accident-prone chiyan mine. hojjat-ul-islam wal-muslimin maravi on behalf of the supreme leader of the revolution,

staff and leadership of hezbollah altogether, and hezbollah would no longer be able to fight against israel. in fact, he should have a power of thought and be able to plan and draw plans, but with this. the existence of that main cadre and in fact the hezbollah infantry, which is about 40,000 to 50,000 strong , has remained completely intact except for hezbollah's missile power. and during these days, despite these attacks that israel has had, which were very important attacks and inflicted important blows on the resistance, but also the countermeasures of the lebanese resistance. it continued, that is, this very morning, if you consider its developments , hezbollah had a really intense missile and rocket operation against various cities in the occupied territories, and it had achieved special successes today, so the trend is actually it was a process that created an erosion front against israel, and it was no longer bearable for israel, and for example, we saw that in many of these protests that were held in the streets of tel aviv, israel actually said that you have 12 hairs and yo

.— israeli offensive against hezbollah. ., ., , hezbollah. coverage continues here and bbc news. _ hello, the next couple of days will bring some shower clouds, downpours with thunder and lightning put some decent sunny spells or because of this low pressure which will hang around and give us the changeable weather. this is a snapshot of the morning on monday. temperatures hovering between eight and 11 celsius. for some of us, it will start off dry and others will have rain particularly across northern and eastern scotland. it is difficult to sum up the day because it will be changing. some areas will have heavy showers and for others it will be generally trite with prolonged spells of sunshine. where the sun does come out, temperatures could get to 18 or 19 degrees but don't be caught out by the heavy showers, take a brollyjust in case. more of the same on tuesday. this is a slow—moving area of low pressure so the weather isn't changing an awful lot. but the distribution of the showers will be different between one day and the next. temperat

— possible response from hezbollah? ., , hezbollah? that is a very good question- _ hezbollah? first _ hezbollah? that is a very good question. first of _ hezbollah? that is a very good question. first of all _ hezbollah? that is a very good question. first of all israel - question. first of all israel is trying to retaliate or respond to hezbollah's, which led to the injuries come on the same day hezbollah launched 37 aerial operation launching rockets, missiles, orders against israel. some of it has against israel. some of it has a deterrence and retaliatory nature, but the other part is israel is already concerned at why they are hammering or bombarding hezbollah's position and south of lebanon, now it seems gradually that it seems it's getting on its foot in terms of command system moving toward the north and one of the reasons they are concerned about is right after hezbollah's involvement in the civil war which started 2013-2014, they civil war which started 2013—2014, they expanded their footprint and the northern part of lebanon and kind of turned one of the corridors i

the authority of lebanon belongs to hezbollah, as one of the most important indicators of hezbollah is the support of the resistance front. this arena appeared, but this is one of those cases it is possible to prove this component in the case that the people of palestine are the people of lebanon and the people of iraq. the people of yemen and the people of iran are a very united front, which covers 8 million kilometers, and these people are people who all support hezbollah, and hezbollah will support this group whenever this front is attacked. kurds today, if we are witnesses that mr. araghchi, our respected foreign minister, is in this war and this barbarian. the zionist regime enters the lebanese with power and authority and is present there , this is an encouragement and a strength and a the point of commonality is the intimacy that exists between us and the hezbollah front and the resistance, and we are not separate from them, and they are also a part of us, and when we feel that this encouragement is given to hezbollah, the iranian people feel encouragement in themselves. let the

why can't lebanon control hezbollah?— lebanon? why can't lebanon control hezbollah?said it was a _ control hezbollah? this is why i said it was a lebanese - i said it was a lebanese moment, i think supporters of hezbollah are lebanese people and this is an awakening moment. the moment of acknowledging that if we don't handle this war together and stop it together, none of us will be able to stop it so this is why this is a massive rally to all the lebanese out there to all the lebanese out there to come together behind the institutions, this is why we need to elect a president. i am not saying even if we have a new president of the formation of a new government that the war will end tomorrow but at least we will have someone with the backing of all the lebanese, with the legitimacy to negotiate a ceasefire, maybe going back to the un resolution 1701. we need to get lebanon back on track based on the institutions and following the resolution. i institutions and following the resolution.— resolution. i understand and appreciate — resolution. i understand and appreciate

is against hezbollah.lding on the operations. we think that israel will do the same as it did in gaza, where they are occupying it very narrow buffer zone, and operating from this buffer zone with operations inside gaza that can last for a few days or a few weeks, with troops the size of battalions. i don't think israel has the stomach to occupy, because occupation will be a burden diplomatically, a burden in human lives and in every aspect of budgeting in the military. so i think we will do the thing they are —— the same thing they are doing now in gaza, they are trying to occupy a very narrow buffer zone, a depth of one or two kilometres, and from this, it will be a launching pad for this kind of operation. if there is a collapse of hezbollah at some point, it does not seem so for the time being, but if there is a collapse of hezbollah, things may change because of south lebanon is practically emptied of its inhabitants that are the popular bases of hezbollah. general khalil helou, good to talk to you th

of hezbollah weapons were stored there.hile, president biden has said he will not support any attack by israel on iran's nuclear sites in response to tuesday's missile barrage by tehran. the us president has spoken to other world leaders in the g7, and called for any retaliation from the israelis to be �*proportionate�*. the iranian president masoud pezeshkian warned if israel retaliated, iran would respond more severely. israel's military says eight of its soldiers were killed in the first two days of its ground invasion of lebanon. hezbollah says it fired guided missiles at their tanks. peter bowes has the latest. more explosions ring out overnight in lebanon. the israeli army says it conducted a precise attack on bachoura in central beirut. the first raid in the heart of lebanon's capital. lebanese officials say at least five people were killed and ii injured in this israeli strike on a medicalfacility, a building affiliated with hezbollah. earlier, the lebanese health ministry confirmed at least 46 people have been kill

hezbollah have been — tell us about that? hezbollah have been key _ tell us about that?_ tell us about that? hezbollah have been key in lebanon - tell us about that? hezbollah have been key in lebanon for multiple decades now. it became far more thanjust multiple decades now. it became far more than just a group that had a military aim. it dominates the political landscape in lebanon, like a lot of organisations of its kind, hamas being one as well, it provides a lot of education, health care, part of it support comes from that. it is very, it has three main bases in the south suburbs of beirut and around baalbek.— south suburbs of beirut and around baalbek. that is why we are hearing _ around baalbek. that is why we are hearing those _ around baalbek. that is why we are hearing those names - around baalbek. that is why we l are hearing those names because thatis are hearing those names because that is where israel is trying to take out their capabilities? that is where most of the air strikes have been that they are spreading, there is no doubt. i'm hearing from many pe

hezbollah and hamas supporters gathered first to commemorate the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah, killedan israeli air strike a week ago today. free transport was offered to those who came, and then the supreme leader appeared. last friday, he was reported to have gone into hiding. today, he came out in public to deliver a sermon for the first time since the start of 2020, when iran's top military commander had just been killed in an american air strike. and he came with a message of defiance, saying that hamas�*s attack on israel last october had been legitimate. so, too, iran's response on tuesday to the killing of the hezbollah leader. what our armed forces did was the least punishment for the usurping zionist regime. in response to the regime's astonishing crimes. speaking partly in farsi, partly in arabic. it was an attempt to rally muslims to stand against israel, to restore iran's credibility at the helm of what it calls the axis of resistance. on tuesday night, it fired around 200 ballistic missiles at israel, and the world is now bracing for israel's retaliation, wondering how i

seyyed abbas mousavi was elected as the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon. the soul of imamna al-khamini, may god bless him and grant him peace, as we say, sidi iha al-imam al-qa’id al-sayyid ali khamenei , had not passed a few months from the general secretary of seyyed abbas mousavi, when he was martyred along with his wife and son in a terrorist attack by zionist military helicopters, seyyed hassan nasrallah in 1371 and when he became the general secretary of hizbullah and in his first speech he said: al-ghadah al-karimiyah , the one who must not be saved, and the one who must not be killed even. the descent of man. hezbollah's activity in the first years was focused on the implementation of martyrdom operations against israeli forces. but gradually this method changed. the forces of this party in response to the assassination of general secretary seyyed abbas mousavi. at that time, hezbollah fired katyusha rockets for the first time towards the zionist settlements in the north of occupied palestine. but the most important victory of hezbollah since the e

especially in lebanon's hezbollah. and lebanon came defeated the war of 2006 outside is exactly what i am talking about with the defeat of the situation, that is why israel cannot. if they think that the americans, the united nations, or the israeli coalition, the americans think that they can upset the balance in the region, this is not possible because israel has the potential to balance. it's okay to mix it up , the united states can't even mix it up , what the shiite crescent wants to do, i think it's a slogan, our region doesn't look at the shiite crescent because every country is respectable for us and every country is respectable for itself. there is no shia crescent, america is deliberately looking at shia it is appropriate to say that the country should be careful if the view becomes shia, you will beat them, but in the doctrine of islamic countries, there is no shia view at all. at all, this view that america has in the minds of the people is self- sacrificing. this is how he starts raising it in his own medi

how that affects the calculus of hezbollah to remain fighting against israel, because the hezbollah deputys israel is fighting hamas, hezbollah will continue to threaten israel. there are so many interlocking variables, but i think from the military side, israel's campaign against hezbollah is separate from the one against hamas. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a jury has been told that a ten—year—old girl who allegedly died at the hands of relatives she was living with in the uk had more than 70 new external injuries when her body was found. sara sharif was also found with internal injuries and wounds inflicted before the assault which led to her death at the family home in woking in surrey, last year. herfather, stepmother and uncle have all denied murder. the alba party has confirmed that the body of the former first minister of scotland alex salmond, will return to aberdeen. he died suddenly from a heart attack in the balkan country of north macedonia on saturday, where he was attending a conference. in a statement, th

be it against hezbollah, no one was against hezbollah, and therefore they are central in this matter gathering and linking different aspects of different groups , different personalities, his interactions and dealings with different aspects of personalities and groups, even with the official officials of the government, the prime minister, the ministers, the president, all of these are seen as very big and valuable and great. may god bless his soul and exalt his position . may god be a model for all those who follow his example in the matter of resistance, and obey his purity, faith and spirituality, so that another person can obey him. in other ways, the development of resistance in non- lebanese countries is another opportunity thank you, sir, for your presence and the statements you made. i am grateful to you and to you, dear viewers, who watched. good evening. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the world today in the case. first tonight , we will review the latest military developments in the region, especially on the border of lebanon and the occupied territori

fighters and hezbollah fighters and hezbollah weapons were not close — hezbollah weapons were not closebut that did not have been in — damage but that did not have been in the peacekeepers were there _ been in the peacekeepers were there to — been in the peacekeepers were there to assist the lebanese armed — there to assist the lebanese armed forces to try to keep that— armed forces to try to keep that area _ armed forces to try to keep that area free of hezbollah essentially. so the question is, how— essentially. so the question is, how far does israel want to id is, how far does israel want to go with— is, how far does israel want to go with this, do they want to, and _ go with this, do they want to, and they've used words like limited _ and they've used words like limited in localised and targeted operationsjust inside lebanon — targeted operationsjust inside lebanon to destroy the tunnel network— lebanon to destroy the tunnel network and the infrastructure that hezbollah built just network and the infrastructure that hezbollah builtjust on the side of the border into lebanon _ the s

the momentum _ hezbollah might react. the momentum rarely - hezbollah might react.um rarely gathered hezbollah might react. i“i;e: momentum rarely gathered here over the few hours leading up to the announcement that israeli troops had entered on for the first time since the war in 2006 between these two sides and is within the combination of what has been a very fast—moving israeli operation of the last week or so, we've seen airstrikes here in southern lebanon in the east of the country as well where is within the combination of what has been a very fast—moving israeli operation of the last week or so, we've seen airstrikes here in southern lebanon in the east of the country as well were israel said it was targeting hezbollah�*s very successfully removing and killing many of its senior members include hassan nasrallah. now we heard from the idf that that was going to be a precursor to a ground operation, that has happened really quite quickly in a matter of days since it was first suggested by the idf. there are questions now that we will wait and see the answers t

weeks. -- two hezbollah. ., ., , hezbollah.to _ hezbollah. you say that he is not subject to constraints - hezbollah. you say that he is| not subject to constraints and the us is not trying to constrain netanyahu, but do you thinkjoe biden should be doing more to put pressure on the israeli government? it is quite strikina israeli government? it is quite striking that — israeli government? it is quite striking that if _ israeli government? it is quite striking that if you _ israeli government? it is quite striking that if you weeks - israeli government? it is quite striking that if you weeks ago | striking that if you weeks ago the americans were pressing the israelis hard not to mount a ground invasion of lebanon, and several months ago they were putting intense work into a ceasefire and hostage release deal in gaza, but neither happened, netanyahu ignored american pressure, with no consequences, american arms supplies to israel continue unabated. personally i think the americans should be trying to call a halt to what is happ

and the weakening of hezbollah and harnas _ weakening of hezbollah and hamas.and they— attack but it is a big deal and they need to think about it very— they need to think about it very carefully.— they need to think about it very carefully. just in terms ofthe very carefully. just in terms of the dangers _ very carefully. just in terms of the dangers of _ very carefully. just in terms of the dangers of attacking | very carefully. just in terms | of the dangers of attacking a nuclear facility, of the dangers of attacking a nuclearfacility, take me nuclear facility, take me through nuclearfacility, take me through that. nuclear facility, take me through that.— through that. these are operating _ through that. these are operating reactors. - through that. these are operating reactors. if. through that. these are i operating reactors. if you through that. these are - operating reactors. if you bomb the centrifuge plant they would be almost negligible amounts of radioactive material released. it's uranium, that is not very radioactive, but in the centrifuge plant a

but this hezbollah mp remains defiant.lation: things are clear - and our position remains unchanged. we've not deviated an inch from it and we should continue down this path. the cemetery across the street wasn't spared the damage. these days in beirut, there's no peace for the living — or the dead. hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. that was the view from beirut. our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from the israel—lebanon border. the communities along israel's northern border are now a closed military zone. the road in takes you through line of sight from hezbollah positions. israeli forces outnumber residents along this border many times over, fresh out of lebanon, or waiting to go in. we walked the last few metres to a vantage point in a near empty kibbutz. we start to see the buildings we've taken out. buildings used by hezbollah lie broken. nearby, the town of bintjbeil, where israel's army said today it had killed hezbollah fighters. hezbollah has said it targeted soldiers just over that hill. we're now v

we crossing the border, facing what is of hezbollah?— of hezbollah?ah and it is about providing a valuable safety net to be able to return home. this idea as i mentioned these villages could have the closest proximity to the israeli communities and will be cleared of any terrorist infrastructure that has built up and allow the residents to return home. that is a very targeted and limited objective for this campaign. i targeted and limited ob'ective for this campaigmh this campaign. i know that previously _ this campaign. i know that previously you _ this campaign. i know that previously you are - this campaign. i know that previously you are the - this campaign. i know that l previously you are the prime minister's press officer for israel's prime minister. i know you will have been aware of what has been happening. every saturday night in tel aviv we have seen thousands protesting against benjamin netanyahu and his handling of the war. how do you think that perception is now with its latest phase of operation is now turning to the north, to hezbollah

this is a war against hezbollah or against lebanon. i believe it is against lebanon, otherwise they would have stopped fighting after the assassination of hassan nasrallah. but now israel is destroying the infrastructure. will not be able to return there, this creates even if we cease fire right now, people a huge number of socio-economic problems. i doubt that the government knows what to do with them. all that people see now is misfortune and destruction, they only want peace and quiet, because everything that has happened since september 17, the terrorist attacks with pagers, it's a nightmare. and at night, for example, we did not sleep until 4 am, the constant roar of combat aircraft, which is hitting the beret too, for the first time they are striking specific targets or people, as they say, but i can tell you responsibly that most of the targets civilians, the task that israel sets itself is, if not the destruction, then the radical suppression of hezbollah, which is not just the largest paramilitary organization in the region, b

hezbollah remains capable of making — hezbollah remains capable of making those kinds of launches againstound continues. we know that has been quite fierce and we have — that has been quite fierce and we have now been some of the encounters that had been expected between israeli soldiers and the hezbollah fighters who are on the hunter rain and — fighters who are on the hunter rain and that is their stronghold in the south of the country — stronghold in the south of the country. they are holding up there — country. they are holding up there against incoming israeli troops — there against incoming israeli troops. we are expecting that israeii — troops. we are expecting that israeli ground invasion to expand _ israeli ground invasion to expand because we know now there — expand because we know now there has— expand because we know now there has been another military division — there has been another military division and there are now three _ division and there are now three military divisions that have — three military divisions that have been sent to the north of the country along with so

was there a hezbollah target here?ow but locals say israel killed five people from one family including two women and a baby. >> everyone here children, everybody here. why why? reporter: hassan was here outside his coffee shop when the airstrike killed his neighbors at the weekend. >> two missiles came. i saw the first one landing. i was thrown from there to their. the second missile sent me flying again, me and the guys. now i am terrified if i hear the sound. reporter: he insists there were no weapons stored nearby and all the dead were civilians. >> it's not right at all. i wish i died with them. reporter: in lebanon, many are lost and weary and fear this war may be just beginning. [speaking another language] reporter: we are hearing explosions now. that's the sod of outgoing fire, rockets being fired from quite close by hezbollah targeting israeli positions, a stream of rockets being fired now. israel released footage of troops on lebanese soil apparently advancing. the invaders may face a hard fight here as happe

in dispute and conflict with hezbollah. ., hezbollah. in the meantime, the un sa 5 hezbollah.israeli _ hezbollah. in the meantime, the un says israeli tanks _ hezbollah. in the meantime, the un says israeli tanks forced - un says israeli tanks forced entry into a base in south lebanon. talk us through that situation. it lebanon. talk us through that situation. , situation. it is unifil in lebanon. _ situation. it is unifil in lebanon, established i situation. it is unifil in| lebanon, established in situation. it is unifil in - lebanon, established in 1978 and its main mandate is to monitor the ceasefire according to the 1701 security council resolution after the war of 2006, so the un said israeli tanks went through the positions. the un secretary general antonio guterres said this might talens any attack on the peacekeepers, and it accused them of war crimes and international law. —— inaudible. there is debate between them but benjamin netanyahu called on the forces to withdraw because it is considered hezbollah hostages, but the un is insisting no withdrawal because it is i

it did not change in the hezbollah organization.er the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, reuters made these words the subject of its latest report. hizbollah's writing has taken root. removing the clash secretary does not harm these roots . ronan bergman, a zionist reporter , exposed it a long time ago. 32 years ago, when the black flag was flying over the houses of beirut, when israel assassinated seyyed abbas mousavi, several top military officers of the regime. they warned us not to assassinate . hezbollah is not one person. fatemeh rahnama, sed and broadcasting news agency. arabic sermon for friday prayer it was accompanied by the simultaneous reactions of global users. the writings that have been made in praise and explanation of this friday prayer. i will deliver the sermon in arabic. global commentaries on the platforms that saw it, especially on social networks, from all over the world wrote their opinions on the statements of the leader of the revolution, most of them were written in arabic. the friday prayer sermon in b

israel has shifted its focus from hamas to hezbollah, moving the conflict from gaza to southern lebanon. the explosion of thousands of hezbullah members pages led to a high number of casualties among hezbollah forces. at the same time, israel has prioritized the assassination of senior commanders of this group. and has officially begun the war with heavy attacks on hezbollah positions in lebanon. on september 27th, the regime assassinated hassan nasrollah, the long-standing leader of hezbollah, major escalation in its war with the lebanese resistance group and the resistance access as a whole. this outrageous move has now brought the region one step closer to much wider conflict as it has triggered iran to show a military response. the islamic republic of iran as the strategic ally of his allah against the brutal adventurism of israel in the region was finally forced to carry out a military operation against the regime. on october 1st, the islamic revolution guard core launched hundreds of missiles towards the heart of israel in response to what tehran asserted the regime's assassinatio

hezbollah and it has a right to restore — hezbollah and it has a right to restore security _ hezbollahitizens _ restore security for its citizens. this - restore security for its citizens. this countryl restore security for its - citizens. this country should support— citizens. this country should support israel_ citizens. this country should support israel in— citizens. this country should support israel in pursuing i support israel in pursuing these _ support israel in pursuing these goals. _ support israel in pursuing these goals. can- support israel in pursuing these goals. can the - support israel in pursuing. these goals. can the prime minister— these goals. can the prime minister tell— these goals. can the prime minister tell the _ these goals. can the prime minister tell the house - these goals. can the primej minister tell the house and expand _ minister tell the house and expand on _ minister tell the house and expand on the _ minister tell the house and expand on the role - minister tell the house and expand on the role the - minister tell the house and i expand on the role

the next day, as hezbollah buried their dead... fresh attacks. we were there.on, people asked us to put our cameras down. this is a scene next to the funeral, where the funeral was being held. and as you can see, people are gathering. we asked what's happening. they told us another pager blew up on a young man. this time it wasn't pagers, it was the walkie talkies of hezbollah operatives. although israel has not claimed responsibility for either attack, there is widespread belief in lebanon that it is israel that carried out both of them. now, as hezbollah and the country are still reeling from the shock, the main question is what's next? whether this was a coordinated plan by israel or not, these attacks were the trigger of what came next. if you're justjoining us, we are expecting to hear from the hezbollah leader, hassan nasrallah...

but the most important victory of hezbollah since the establishment of resistance in lebanon in 1379 2000 ad and the zionist army was forced to leave lebanon after 22 years. seyyed hassan is now the national hero of all of lebanon, you are a leader for the occupation of the new lebanon, he is a homeland for mercy and mercy in dealing with the families, fayats and clans with each other. i was at their service, i reached them, i gave a report about the incident , my report was a bitter report, that is, my observations did not show a horizon of victory, and the war was a completely different war, the war was very much a technological war, it was accurate, we prayed, we went back to the meeting. sir, he started talking and said that this war is a very hard and intense war, but this is my opinion. this war is similar to the victory of the khandaq war, sir, he said that i think that israel had prepared this plan in advance and wanted to implement this plan in a complete surprise and destroy hezbollah in surprise. in taking these two captives, he was surprised. i didn't have this informatio

israel has always referred to hezbollah . days? israel has always| referred to hezbollah as days?g ten times as tough as gaza so there are no illusions that i would be easy hezbollah especially compared to the fight with hamas which itself is a slog. they took some heavy losses earlier, which really struck the kind of morale of israel so i don't think israel thinks it is to bec. they are determined i would say, they would prefer their wards to be nasty, brutish and short and if they can achieve that, they will have the wind they are looking for.— looking for. and this is all takin: looking for. and this is all taking place _ looking for. and this is all taking place in _ looking for. and this is all taking place in lebanon, i looking for. and this is all i taking place in lebanon, but the strike tonight in beirut where many people live, there were warnings for people in the area to get out of harm's way, area to get out of harm's way, a 500 metre radius, but what is the current humanitarian situation mean for lebanon, have equipped as the country to deal with what could be up to a

push further hezbollah, and get inside and further— hezbollah, and get inside and further north intonto towns and cities. something that is really— cities. something that is really worrying people in lebanon, worrying families and villages— lebanon, worrying families and villages in the south, and something that could trigger further— something that could trigger further escalation and further confrontation with hezbollah as israel_ confrontation with hezbollah as israel goes into a ground operation. israel goes into a ground operation-— israel goes into a ground oeration. ., , israel goes into a ground 0 eration. . , ., operation. tell me as well, a key civilian — operation. tell me as well, a key civilian crossing - operation. tell me as well, a key civilian crossing betweenj key civilian crossing between lebanon and syria which had been used a lot by people trying to leave the country in the last week or so has also been targeted by an israeli air strike? , , ., been targeted by an israeli air strike? , ,, strike? yes indeed. if you look at the pictures _ strike? yes indeed. if yo

but do you think hezbollah — institutions. but do you think hezbollah would _ institutions.nstitutions. but do you think hezbollah would give up - institutions. but do you think hezbollah would give up that| hezbollah would give up that side of its existence? we have to make sure _ side of its existence? we have to make sure they _ side of its existence? we have to make sure they understand| to make sure they understand what is at stake here. we have to be sure, for them to understand as well that we are reaching out to them, telling them we are lebanese and we have to handle this together. this is a very, very important message today i am sending out. this is the only way out for them and for us. our future this is the only way out for them and for us. 0urfuture in this country is intertwined and we need to come together, all of us as lebanese, to save the country. we are going to do everything we can as an elected member of parliament to make that message very, very clear. this is why the constitution, the institution, electing a president, going back to the state logic an